AIRSPACE/AREODROME RULES

Question 1

VFR IN CONTROLLED AIRSPACE (B - C - D - E)

Answer 1

3 SM VISIBILITY
1 SM HORIZONTAL FROM CLOUDS
500’ BELOW CLOUDS
500’ ABOVE GROUND

Question 2

VFR IN UNCONTROLLED CLASS G ABOVE 1000’ AGL

Answer 2

1 SM VISIBILITY
2000’ HORIZONTAL FROM CLOUDS
500’ BELOW CLOUDS

Question 3

VFR IN UNCONTROLLED CLASS G BELOW 1000’ AGL

Answer 3

2 SM VISIBILITY
CLEAR OF CLOUDS

Question 4

CONTROLLED AIRSPACE WHERE YOU NEED TRANSPONDER

Answer 4

B - C AND D - E WHERE DESIGNATED

Question 5

CLASS F

Answer 5

RESITRICTED OR ADVISORY AIRSPACE
IFR STAY OUT
RESTRICTED NEEDS ACCESS BEFORE ENTERING

Question 6

WHEN TO CALL TO ENTER AIRSPACE

Answer 6

5 MINUTES

Question 7

WHEN CAN YOU CALL ATC FOR SVFR

Answer 7

BELOW Basic VFR minima are 1,000-foot ceiling and 3 miles visibility

Question 8

WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE COMM FAILURE

Answer 8

SQUAWK 7600
CIRCLE TOWER AT 500’ ABOVE CIRCUIT ALTITUDE AND WATCH FOR LIGHT SIGNALS

Question 9

STEADY GREEN

Answer 9

IN THE AIR: CLEARED TO LAND

ON THE GROUND: CLEARED TO TAKE OFF

Question 10

FLASHING GREEN

Answer 10

IN THE AIR: RETURN FOR LANDING

ON THE GROUND: CLEARED TO TAXI

Question 11

STEADY RED

Answer 11

IN THE AIR: CONTINUE CIRCLING

ON THE GROUND: STOP

Question 12

FLASHING RED

Answer 12

IN THE AIR: AIRPORT UNSAFE

ON THE GROUND: TAXI CLEAR, RUNWAY IN USE

Question 13

FLASHING WHITE

Answer 13

RETURN TO STARTING POINT OF AIRPORT

Question 14

BLINKING RUNWAY LIGHTS

Answer 14

VACATE RUNWAY IMMEDIATLY

Question 15

RED FIREWORKS

Answer 15

DO NOT LAND FOR THE TIME BEING

Question 16

RED AND GREEN FIREWORKS

Answer 16

YOU ARE IN A RESTRICTED AREA, ALTER COURSE

Question 17

HOW TO ACKNOWLEDGE SIGNALS

Answer 17

IN AIR: ROCK WINGS

ON GROUND: FLASH LANDING LIGHTS

Question 18

HOW HIGH OVER FARMS AND POULTRY FARMS

Answer 18

2000’ AGL

Question 19

HOW HIGH OVER WILDLIFE AREAS

Answer 19

2000’ AGL

Question 20

DISTANCE TO FLY OVER BUILT UP AREAS

Answer 20

1000’ AGL VERTICAL
2000’ HORIZONTAL

Question 21

MF (MANDATORY FREQUENCY)

Answer 21

5 NM AREA, 3000’ AGL
MUST REPORT POSITION AND INDICATE INTENTIONS
MORE INFO FOUND IN CFS

Question 22

CLOSED RUNWAY

Answer 22

MARKED WITH YELLOW AT END
MARKED WITH WHITE ON RUNWAY
MARKED WITH RED AT NIGHT

Question 23

HOLDSHORT LINE

Answer 23

STOP BEFORE SOLID LINE
IF NO LINE GIVE 200’

Question 24

ATC GIVES INSTRUCTION TO TAKE OFF ON INTERSECTION

Answer 24

ALLOWED BUT PILOT NEEDS TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE SURE LENGTH AND WIND IS GOOD

Question 25

TAKE OFF AFTER LARGE AIRCRAFT

Answer 25

ALLOW 2-3 MINUTES

Question 26

TRANSPONDER CODES

Answer 26

7700 ENGINE FAILURE
7600 COMM FAILURE
7500 HIJACKING
1200 VFR TRAFFIC BELOW 12500
1400 VFR TRAFFIC ABOVE 12500

Question 27

VFR PRIVATE PILOT RESPONSIBILITIES

Answer 27

Fly for fun
Fly a friend
Fly and share costs
Must fly during day
Must have visibility
Clear of clouds

Question 28

LANDING CLEARANCE

Answer 28

NEEDS TO BE GIVEN BEFORE LANDING AT CONTROLLED AIRPORT